An "urban black hole" is an area in the city that creates a rupture in the urban fabric to which it belongs by interrupting the continuity of continuous urban activity in it. These "black holes" are created as a result of a certain negative event that took place on the site, which leads the public to disliking the area and moving away from it, and thus we get abandoned and neglected areas in the city, sometimes in the size of dozens of dunams, even those with real potential or value. In many cities in the world there are "urban black holes" that require rehabilitation. In this project we will focus on the area of ​​the Taas complex located on the border of Tel Aviv – Givatayim, which for decades underwent severe ecological damage until it finally led to the formation of a massive "urban black hole" in the heart of Tel Aviv. This project deals with providing a proposal for the restoration of the "urban black hole" that has been created in the Taas complex over the years, while achieving added value through the remains of the existing architecture on the site in order to raise public awareness of the issue to prevent similar "urban black holes" from forming in the future.